acceptance
acceptance
ac∙cept∙ance / əkˈsɛptəns ; əkˈseptəns /
◙noun
1. [U] when you officially agree to take something that you have been offered
• 正式接受:
▪ [+of]
»the formal acceptance of an invitation
正式接受邀请
»He wrote aletter of acceptance(=a letter in which you agree to accept a job, university place etc) to the university.
他给那所大学写去一封应聘函。
2. [sing., U] when people agree that an idea, statement, explanation etc is right or true
• 接受,赞同,赞成,认可:
▪ [+of]
»the acceptance of Einstein's theory
对爱因斯坦理论的接受
»acceptance that
»There is still not widespread acceptance that fathers can care for children as well as mothers do.
父亲和母亲一样能照顾好孩子的事实还是没有得到普遍接受。
»gain / find acceptance
»This management style gained acceptance in the 1980s.
这种管理模式在 20 世纪 80 年代得到了认可。
3. [U] the ability to accept an unpleasant situation which cannot be changed, without getting angry or upset about it
• 承受(能力):
▪ [+of]
»By the end of the trial, Nicolas moved towards acceptance of his fate.
审判结束时,尼古拉斯慢慢接受了自己的命运。
4. [U] the process of allowing someone to become part of a group or a society and of treating them in the same way as the other members
• 接纳:
»Acceptance by their peer group is important to most youngsters.
被同辈所接纳,对大多数年轻人来说是很重要的。